CEDAR COUNTY, NEBRASKA - OBITUARY OF ARTHUR MARTINUS HOLST
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Arthur Holst Rites in Wausa
Funeral at Methodist Church on Thursday
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	WAUSA - Funeral services for Arthur Martinus Holst, 52, 
who died at his home here July 19, were held from the Methodist 
church here Thursday afternoon, July 22 at 2:30 with Rev. E.G. 
Whale officiating.  A male quartet composed of Elvaughn Johnson, 
Harlan and Donald Hult and Dick Nixon accompanied by Mrs. Carl 
Lingren provided music for the service.  Burial was made in the 
Wausa cemetery.
	Pallbearers were:  Melvin Larson, Milton Berg, Harold 
Larson, Marlin Beals, Edwin Olson and Phil Burke.
	Arthur Martinus, son of P.W. and Ida Louise Holst was 
born May 11, 1896 at Hartington.
	He graduated from Wausa high school with the class of 1914, 
and then attended the University of Nebraska one year.
	He was united in marriage with Isa Holmes April 18, 1928.
	He was confirmed in the Lutheran church as a youth and in 
1918 joined the Methodist church.
	He is survived by his wife, Isa; one brother, Coy and wife; 
and a nephew and wife and daughter.  He was preceded in death by his 
mother in 1940 and his father on June 20 of this year.

JULY 1948  CEDAR COUNTY NEWS